David M Carlisle

David M Carlisle, MD, PhD, is a Professor at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, with a broad institutional role as his department is listed as "At Large." His research is supported by the NIH, including an active grant as Principal Investigator for the Research Endowment Program (2023–2028) and a prior long-term grant on faculty development and community engagement (2001–2016).

His research interests lie primarily in Health Services Research, with a focus on healthcare quality, public reporting of surgical outcomes, data accuracy in clinical reporting, and disparities in end-of-life and pediatric care. He has extensively studied coronary artery bypass surgery reporting, hospice care models, and asthma outcomes in children.

The trend in his publications (1998–2010) shows a consistent focus on evaluating healthcare delivery systems, particularly using administrative and clinical data to assess quality of care. His work spans general surgery, palliative care, pediatrics, and public health policy, with recurring themes of equity, data reliability, and patient-centered outcomes.

While no formal awards are listed in the provided text, his sustained NIH funding and citations in policy sources reflect significant scholarly impact. He has served as Principal Investigator on major grants, indicating leadership in research and likely involvement in mentoring students and junior faculty, though no advisees are explicitly named.

Dr. Carlisle has collaborated with researchers such as Daphne Calmes and Gail Washington, and his work is associated with networks in health services, palliative care, and community health. His research has been referenced in policy and widely read on platforms like Mendeley, underscoring its relevance to both academic and practical healthcare domains.